In a long-expected move, Apple finally unveiled its first Macs equipped with ARM-based chips built in-house. It should take Apple two years to transition its current Mac lineup to the new silicon…

We caught up with Graham Giller, the former head of data science research at JPMorgan and ex-head of primary research at Deutsche. These days, Giller is CEO of his own firm, Giller Investments, a…

On a regular basis, various websites and analyst firms offer their breakdowns of the world’s most popular programming languages. The methodology for determining those languages differs from site…

With Joe Biden declared the winner of the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, it’s worth delving into his potential policies regarding tech immigration and the H-1B visa. Although Biden has suggeste…

In an effort to create realistic testing scenarios that mimic actual work conditions, many recruiters and technical evaluators let candidates search on the web when completing pre-hire coding ass…

More than seven months into widespread remote work, technologists at some of the nation’s largest companies are having problems separating their professional and personal lives, according to a ne…

In November 2007, the Open Handset Alliance, which included Google and a variety of device manufacturers, unveiled a brand new operating system for mobile devices: Android. On the thirteenth anni…

The issues of bias within tech are well-documented. Companies everywhere are attempting to adjust their hiring and retention processes to eliminate that bias, but progress has been slow. Whether…

In the run-up to the 2020 U.S. elections, with reports of possible hacking and disinformation campaigns on everyone’s mind, it was easy to have missed a rare press release issued by the National…

What a week, huh? Let’s distract ourselves from all the election stuff for a brief moment with a rundown of some interesting tech stories that we didn’t cover over the past few days. Let’s kick o…